User Guide DDOC0099-000-AH
DTS1 CSfC 12 - 46 Command Line Interface
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12.3.29 sysdate
Description
The sysdate command allows for configuration and retrieval of the time and date. When no options
are given, the current date is printed.
Syntax
sysdate [-h | --help | --version]
sysdate [-d] [-t]
Options
-h, --help............................Print help message.
--version............................Print program version.
-d, --date............................Set date. (Year/Month/Day)
-t, --time............................Set time. (Hour:Minute:Second)
Example: View current time and date
Line Identifier
DATE......................................Reports the current date and time
Fields
date=<date> .........................Reports system date
time=<time> .........................Reports system time
status=<sts> .......................Summary status for the given line.
Enumerated types:
<date> ....................................System date as year/month/day (Ex: 2012/01/07)
<time> ....................................24-hour system time as Hour:Minute:Second (Ex: 23:05:06)
<sts> ......................................Status message (OK, ERR "<str>")
<str> .......................................Text string
<summary> ............................Command status summary (OK, ERR)
Example: Set current time and date
Line Identifier
SETDATE...............................Reports date/time configuration status
Fields
status=<sts> .......................Summary status for the given line.
Enumerated types: (See above examples in fields)
cw_dts> sysdate
[sysdate]
DATE: date=<date> time=<time> status=<sts>
[!sysdate] <summary>
cw_dts> sysdate -d 2018/04/01 -t 00:00:01
[sysdate]
SETDATE: status=<sts>
[!sysdate] <summary>
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